The phrase "a large return" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, investments, or any situation where a significant outcome or profit is expected.
Example: "Investing in renewable energy has the potential to yield a large return for investors in the coming years."
Alternatives: "a significant profit" or "a substantial gain".
Borrowing to invest in education can yield a large return.
"Such a large return of space to the market will certainly be felt in the vacancy rates," Mr. Shapiro said.
One challenge to generating a large return from these efforts is the Greek recession, which economists predict will extend into next year.
They also know which sorts of questions are difficult to answer and the areas in which there is not likely to be a large return for the amount of effort expended.
Mr. Stitzer said that while a sale would have been closed "quickly and cleanly" and allowed for a large return of cash to shareholders, a spinoff "provides roughly the same amount of value".
As sporadic demonstrations continued in Cairo, including several in solidarity with revolutionary movements in Libya and elsewhere in the region, a coalition of youth groups called online for a large return rally on Tuesday in Tahrir Square, the center of the revolution, and said they hoped a million people would attend.
The patent clock starts ticking at discovery, so faster trials mean a larger return on investment.
Transport costs are minimised and the fishermen get a larger return for each fish sold.
Investors would prefer to wait and get a larger return than what they could now with a lower market cap.
Bloggers will see a larger return (and more traffic) from devoting time to specific "outside the blog" promotional/community activities.
A candidate explanation is that workers at higher quantiles, with stronger unobserved skills, can reap a larger return from white-collar occupations, including management and technology and science.
